But I think it should be worth pointing out here that it's most unfortunate that we can't get the type of bipartisan support--as much bipartisan support from the other side on those issues of jobs and the economy as we do on this particular piece of legislation.
Nick Rahall: “But I think it should be worth pointing out here that it's most unfortunate that we can't get the type of bipartisan…”
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Rahall addresses the importance of bipartisan support for legislation compared to jobs and the economy.
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